Vibration Simulation of Tracked Vehicle Suspension and Damper Consumption Analysis

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In order to estimate the damping consumption of traditional suspension, this paper established the tracked vehicle model based on the dynamic simulation software RecurDyn, and the road models of B、D and F grad are constructed by harmony superposition method. Through the simulation of the suspension vibration, the relation between suspension consumption and different road surface and velocity is performed. The results supply some reference for the research on regenerative-energy suspension of tracked vehicle.

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June 2012

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